Dude, we love The Dude and all things Big Lebowski. Last week, Lebowksi Fest visited Los Angeles. Each year, the movie with arguably the largest fan base (calm down Star Wars / Star Trek) visits different cities and encourages people to dress up as their favorite characters. I'm pretty sure they also drink tons of White Russians and smoke a lot of weed. Feel free to drop in to see what condition these Dudes condition was (were?) in after the jump!

First, let's define "memorable" - it's something that's worth remembering or easily remembered. So, for our list of most memorable movie dudes, we took both meanings into consideration - male characters that are both easily remembered (you don't need hints, clues, or the like) and WORTH remembering. That's the key word here - worth. There are thousands of great performances or great actors who can bring any character to life but these male CHARACTERS are the ones we know right off the bat and are okay in our book. Check it out in our slideshow then vote for the most memorable in our poll after the jump.

Have you ever seen a trailer that you thought was the most epic you've ever seen? Have you thought about a certain movie that could have gone in a different direction than the director intended. Well, if you have a sense of humor and some video editing skills, you can try to make a recut trailer for a movie that already exists. Likely, though, it won't be as good as this list of the 25 greatest recut movie trailers. Enjoy.

I watch a lot of movies, and most of these movies employ the word "f*ck" on more than one occasion. It's not like I go searching for movies that drop the F-bomb, it's just what comes with the R-rated territory these days. Check out this list to see the top 5 films that most frequently use the word f*ck (plus a whole f*cking bunch of f*cking honorable mentions) after the jump.

Many believe the box-office is the most critical aspect of what makes or breaks a film; it decides whether or not the film gets a sequel, an amusement ride, merchandising or a reservation at the bottom of the bargain bin. While most box office bombs are just plain bad, others were victims of poor promotional efforts, stiff competition, and/or other uncontrollable circumstances. Movies like Waterworld and The Golden Compass, which are widely perceived as bombs by the general public, actually made back their money through syndication and international distribution. This list will focus on those movies that did terribly at the box-office, but are considered good because of their cult status and/or success on DVD, Blu-ray, and on demand. Check it out then vote in our poll after the jump!

As we stated last week in our post about bad-ass Big Lebowski tattoos, "The Big Lebowski" is a community, a culture, a nation unto itself, spawning bars, museums, festivals, and religions. Maybe our favorite part of such a feverish phenomenon is the fan art. Justin Bieber knows what we're talkin' about. Yet, it's rare when you stumble upon a treasure trove of fan art dedicated to such a minor character as Jesus Quintana. One thing's for sure, no one will f*** with it. See the masterpieces after the jump!

Cult classic "The Big Lebowski" released in theaters 13 years ago on March 6th. On that fateful weekend in 1998, The Dude finished 6th at the box office and only managed to rake in a total of about $17 million in revenue. Since then, the legacy has grown - spawning an annual festival called, "Lebowski Fest", an online religion called, "Dudeism" aka "The Church of the Latter-Day Dude", a shop in NYC's Greenwich Village dedicated to collector items about the movie called, "The Little Lebowski", and a Lebowski-themed bar in Germany (bunch of nihilists!). Fans of the movie are jas dedicated as they come. Need proof? The COED abides - just check out this photo gallery of badass Big Lebowski tattoos.

Tara landed her break out role as Bunny in 1998's The Big Lebowski then portrayed the virginal Vickie in 1999's American Pie. In the next couple years, she went on to appear in Josie and the Pussycats, Dr. T and the Women, and National Lampoon's Van Wilder. Following a re-occurring stint on NBC's Scrubs, she was nominated for Worst Supporting Actress at the 2004 Golden Raspberry Awards for her performance in My Boss's Daughter. She actually won a Razzie for her role in Alone In The Dark. She most recently appeared in the January/February 2010 issue of Playboy.

Ah, yes, basic cable. More adult than network television yet too tame for premium cable. Sometimes when a movie you love is on cable, you have a twinge of excitement. Other times you get a cold chill because you know it won't hold up to basic cable rating standards. Your favorite scenes will be cut and the dialogue will sound weird. So if you happen to love any of the movies listed below, avoid them on cable unless you want to see your favorite film shackled in basic cable chains.

If you ask me, The Big Lebowski, by the Cohen brothers, is one of the all-time best comedies, ever. But sometimes, you don't have the hours to watch the whole thing. Luckily, YouTube user, LuTELLO has cut the movie down to only the parts including "dude" or "man", allowing you to pretty much get the whole movie in a little under three minutes.